A Virgin Voyages sync deal that paid millions to master rights holders, but only an appearance fee to Boy George, pushed the singer to re-record the 1983 hit with AI-assisted vocals and launch a music tech company.
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A Virgin Voyages sync deal that paid millions to master rights holders, but only an appearance fee to Boy George, pushed the singer to re-record the 1983 hit with AI-assisted vocals and launch a music tech company.
In an interview from April, the late musician outlined a foundation that will fund physical art creation, bypassing his family completely.
The Australian songwriter returns with her first album for 4AD, a ten-track set recorded in Melbourne that pairs jangle pop with questions of love and autonomy.
Backed by Shania Twain’s hit-packed set, Styles paired glossy pop with club-informed staging in the first of his London shows.
The Sheeran Looper X translates the artist’s one-man-band performance system into standalone hardware, with a compact Looper + model for portable use.
The Nigerian-born, Dublin-raised artist and Chamomile Club co-founder returns with a track shaped by personal upheaval.
After nearly a decade of writing songs while moving between coasts, Finlay Birch has brought them home to the Isle of Mull. His debut album lets them breathe.
The New York producer pushes club music into volatile, noise-laced territory with a cast of collaborators, though the album’s meditative second half struggles to hold its weight.
The Italian producer’s five-track EP for the Berlin label moves between savage breakbeat and surgical tension, finding its strength in precise control rather than excess.
Uroš Umek returns with three tightly wound tracks that channel Kraftwerk’s architectural influence into precise, emotionally restrained machine-funk.
